INCORRECT
CORRECT
Step 5: Mount the Lock
• Insert the lock cable through the spindle hole and gently pull it from
the front of the safe as you place the lock body against the
mounting surface.
• After making sure the cable is protected within the lock’s recessed
channel, and not crimped or stressed at any point, attach the lock
body to the mounting surface, using the screws provided.
• Tighten the mounting screws to 30 to 40 inch pounds
(33.9 to 45.2dNn)
• Make sure there is a minimum clearance of o.150 inch (3.8mm)
between the end of the lock case and the blocking bar of the
safe’s boltwork.
Relocking Option
If the safe incorporates a relock device plate, it will likely attach to the
lock body as shown at right. If it attaches using the lock’s covers screw
, make sure the scres engage the lock by at least 4 threads. Substitute
longer 8-32 machine screws if necessary. It may be necessary to trim
longer screws to a proper workiing length. Relock device atttaching
screws must NOT be longer than the depth of the tapped hole provided
in the lock case.
Step 6: Check Lock Function
• The lock cannot function properly if it binds against the safe’s
boltwork. The photo on the left shows boltwork in the fully locked
position and placing pressure on the side of the lock bolt. It could
prevent the lock from opening. (INCORRECT)
• In the photo on the far right, the boltwork bind has been relieved by
removing a small amount of material from the right side of the blocking
bar’s bolt opening. When the boltwork is fully thrown to the locked
position, there is clearance on all sides of the lock’s bolt. This is the desired
relationship. (CORRECT)
Step 7: Attach Mounting Base
• From the outside of the safe door, bring the lock cable through the
center hole in the mounting base.
• Pulling gently on the cable, move the keypad base against the safe
door, and attach it using the two screws provided.
• Fasten the base to the safe door using either the silver colored 8-32
machine (silver color) screws or the tinted pair of M4 screws (tinted)
whichever is appropriate for the prepared holes in the safe door.
• Do not tighten beyond 15 inch-pounds (1,695 Nm).
